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Specialist commercial and chancery barrister Adam Boyle, looks in detail at the judgment in Miles & Beattie v The Public Guardian, in which Adam acted for the appellant, which left the law in a state of confusion in respect of what can be specified about a joint power of attorney in a lasting power of attorney.

This article first appeared in the May 2016 edition of PS, the magazine of the Private Client Section of the Law Society

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